13 Aug 1964
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1964
Page
1
Alfred Sheinwold laments chatter at the table and analyzes a bridge hand where West signals diamonds with the seven of diamonds. South wins with the ace and finesses, leading to a conclusion that careful thinking before speaking matters in play.
The Senate debates a Dirksen Mansfield reapportionment rider linked to the foreign aid bill. Liberals push a talkathon to block final passage of the 3.3 billion package as House opposition looms. The bill's fate hinges on a conference and potential rider inclusion.
The House approved a $3.3 billion foreign aid bill and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee cleared a $3.467 billion authorization. The Senate will consider the authorization this week and must act on the money bill. The package would authorize $1 billion in military aid and $2.467 billion in economic assistance for the fiscal year starting July 1.
Baptist Hospital records two newborns: a boy for Mr. and Mrs. George Steinhilber at 6251 E Monté Rosa on August 12, and a boy for Mr. and Mrs. William Carlyon in Tempe on August 13.
Ronnie Dobbins 13 of Scottsdale travels with seven siblings to Akron Ohio for the national race after winning the Arizona state title on July 19. The Phoenix Jaycees sponsor the trip with 500 dollars to cover expenses.
Time and possible alternative candidates press New York Democrats as they seek to block the drive to nominate Attorney General Robert F Kennedy for the U S Senate. Mayor Robert Wagner met with Adlai Stevenson who did not claim candidacy, signaling cautious opposition to Kennedy’s entry into New York politics.
The New York mayor and his wife plus sons Dana and Kevin visited the 19 million visitor event after attending Miami meetings with the American Municipal Congress. A friend arranged VIP entry for quicker viewing, prompting Mrs. Woudenberg to remark on long lines faced by others and the overall “fabulous” impression of the fair.
Milwaukee police linked a 15-year-old boy to the killing of 11-year-old Janette Kruzycki after he lured her to a storm tunnel with a promise of a tandem bicycle. Janette was found dead in sewage under a railroad trestle near Kosciuszko pool.
AMA spokesman Dr Edward R Annis told the Senate Finance Committee that a payroll tax increase of major proportions would be needed to finance the administrations medicare program He cited hospitalization costs for the elderly as unknown and described the program as a test of limitless possibilities The testimony accompanied hearings into medicare which would cover health care for about 18 million persons age 65 and over Backers seek to attach medicare as a rider to a House bill that would add 1 5 billion in higher cash benefits for Social Security pensioners
The Phoenix CORE chapter after six weeks of surveying housing and employment conditions petitions City Hall for a housing code and a fair employment practices ordinance. They cited lack of heating and cooling, pests, poor sanitation, and lax enforcement of fire and electrical codes.
United Press International reports a major storm drenched Arizona with driving rain, isolating Winslow and flooding homes, streets, and the hospital. Evacuations occurred as hundreds faced outages, with 2.06 inches in Winslow and 3.08 inches in Casa Grande.
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